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It's not working for me, FF...what am I doing wrong?

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Some of my best friends are right-wingy--- Some of my best friends are left---wingy. Some of them prefer Fox. Some prefer NPR. None of them are stupid or evil.

Its not as much any partisan slant that makes The Bathhouse nasty. Its their inability to share their ideas without turning into Linda Blair and having head -spinning- vomiting- pea -soup fits. They fear ideas.

I have no interest in trying to change what you believe. I'd rather talk
about what unites us.

If you are not a partisan Republican who thinks Faux News is the gospel and all others are evil, you will not be united over there. LOL. Different opinons are wonderful. I learn something everyday in my interactions will a wide variety of people. But, it doesn't happen there for 80 percent of the posters. It's their way, period, not even worth discussing, and anyone who questions their ideals are Un-American, non-supporters of the troops who should move elsewhere. LOL. Just my opinion.

You have to admit Fox News isn't really news anymore. News are supposed to be delivered in a matter-of-fact, non-biased manner. Not that other channels don't do the same, but with Fox, just about every news item in any of their newscast is delivered with a not-so-subtle and highly-orchestrated-to-look-like-news partisan slant.

For example, when I go to one of our data centers, the break room has a TV which is turned to Fox News 24/7 (or it seems as every time I go there that's what is on). Last time I was there, I caught the "newscast" reporting on Obama's health care. The bimbo anchor went on stating how this health plan was going to bring the economy down, infect your soul, curve your spine, keep the country from winning the war... she also told us about how the number of Americans without healthcare reported by the Govt. was misleading and to prove it she turned to a "field reporter" who told us how these numbers were misleading because a) they included the Scourge of the 21st Century (illegal aliens), and what issue affecting America today is not caused by them, and b) "millions of Americans" choose not have health care, and to prove this, the reporter interviewed a white young man wearing a white shirt and tie in an office setting, who said "I choose not to get health care because I can't afford it". O....K....

..not exactly how Walter Cronkite would've handled it.

Personally, I get my news from The Daily Show.

Fox News is for those who not only can't think critically, but also for those whose reptillian brains dominate their consciousness. If they were to ever recognize the Saints, it would be in the context of the godless "fag loving" drunken welfare squatter fans who bring this country down.